Meanings of mobilise people in английском

He'll need passion to mobilise people and that's not his natural register.

Social networking sites mobilise people and we can now organise protest actions very quickly.

There are dozens of stations used to recruit supporters and mobilise people for rallies.

But it has political implications, meaning that it can mobilise people, said French General Michel Yakovleff.

And how social media can be used to mobilise people who share those views very quickly.

Why is it so hard to mobilise people to lobby the Government on environmental issues of national importance, asks Iva Pocock.

But although politicians have failed to impress at Rio, the NGOs agreed the conference provided an opportunity to mobilise people to act.

As the 100 women walking 100 miles are showing us, his voice has the power to mobilise people, Baris said.

It still involves mobilising people, but I can't do it by myself.

An official said tribal leaders there had mobilised people to vote en masse.

It's almost the beginning of the conservation movement in Australia, because it mobilised people as never before.

Much more important have been lay Catholic networks around France that have mobilised people to attend the march.

These PDC members are charged with collecting community data and mobilising people for planning meetings and other development activities.

They also contributed to mobilising people in anti-austerity protests in Europe, pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong and anti-graft demonstrations in Brazil.

The limits of technology The notion of a 4IR might be a convenient way of packaging history and of mobilising people.

Ms Lyndon said the mandate process had mobilised people and that a number of hapū groups had formed alliances for future negotiation.